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Celesco’s SR1M Industrial String Pot

By Design World Staff | March 6, 2009



Chatsworth, CA – Celesco Transducer Products now offers another low-cost, high-end cable-extension transducer as part of its flexible SR1 series of products.

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Celesco’s SR1M is the third in a series of rugged, low-cost, high performance string pots that offers industry standard position feedback signals. This sensor’s 4-20 mA signal provides a position feedback signal that is directly proportional to the length of its spring-loaded, 125-inch measuring cable. Additionally, the SR1M is “loop powered” and requires only a simple two-wire connection.


It is built for wet environments and outdoor applications and designed for outdoor construction equipment, thus thus providing position feedback in any outdoor environment. As such it is a perfect low-cost solution for OEM and stocking distributors.


The SR1M is now available and ready for shipment anywhere in the world. What sets this sensor apart from other string pots is that the programmable digital circuitry designed within the pot provides customers with a convenient, one-size-fits-all solution.


The SR1M ships factory calibrated to the full 125-inch (3-meter) measurement range but the output signal can be easily rescaled to match any stroke down to just 25 inches, said Jim Bishop, General Manager.


“The SR1M is heavily used for motion control and data acquisitions systems,” Bishop said. “It truly is the top-of-the-line industry standard because it offers great value and higher efficiency at a comparable cost.”


Stroke settings for the SR1M will range from 25 to 125 inches with input voltage of 10-30 VDC. It offers maximum velocity of 80 inches per second with maximum acceleration of 10G. At just 2.5 pounds, it is light and easy to use and comes with an optional cordset.


www.celesco.com


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